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... Golden BalL for exposing six lambs suffering from scab lor sale. Mr M‘Cuue, who appeared for the defence, stated that Mr Kirwan had recently purchased the lambs, and did not know that they were diseased. He had already lost on the transaction Mr O’Donel ...
... this morning. John Morphy, aha* Kirwan, waa charged with obtaining 6d under false and fraudulent pretences from Mr Graves, Daikey, by means of a forged begging letter, stating that prisoner’s son was lying dead in Bi Michael's Hospital, Kingstown. A second ...
... provided with a copy or-with copies of the depositions; and who is responsible for withbokittig the dying depositions of Michael and Patrick Joyce from Che defence. The SOLICITOR GENERAL—It is not tice to give prisoner’s counsel copies printed Crown briefs ...
... for Captain Kirwan. The Clerk the Crown called the long panel, and when 56 gentlemen bad answered be proceeded to swear a jury. No juror was ordered to stand aside by the CrowD.bul three were excused—Francis Neale. Parliament street; Michael Flood. CU> ...
... Alice. Her Royal Highness the Prinocee of Wales, the Princes see Louise, Victoria, and Maud of Wales, and the Grand Duke Michael Miohaelovitoh of Russia, first cousin of the Emperor, vistled her Majesty in the afternoon. His Excellency Viscount Lyons ...
... details were being settled at the War Office ; but be trusted that it would not be necessary to strike any real blow. Sir Michael Hicks Beach was unable to accept the Ministerial statement as satisfactory. He re* garded the proposal to send out a military ...
... Dillon, Henry Coohrane, J P ; Hugh Tarpey, .1 P. Councillors Edward Kennedy. Laurence Kehoe, Sir J Barrington. D L, -I P ; Michael Burke, Wm J Doherty. C E, J P ; Sir Owens, D. J P ; James Dobeon, P ; John Kennedy. Daniel Burke, Richard Toole, and James ...
... beheaded nobleman, and, so lately as 1854, tbe attainder was removed Act of Parliament. Mr Gnstavna Cornwall and Captain Martin 0 Kirwan will be again placed on trial at-tbe ensuing Commission for conspiracy in connection with the recent disgusting scandals. ...